designedbyable.com

15 Jul 2009

designedbyablecom

This site goes against every convention on building websites that I adhere too, but I don’t care I love it. I actually like the horizontal scrolling, I really love that the logo is see-through too. The “here’s to optimism” section on this site made me smile. Overall this website reminds me of some of the things that were going on many years ago on the web, feels very experiential even though a lot of what’s here is really rather simplistic.

designedbyablecom

This site goes against every convention on building websites that I adhere too, but I don’t care I love it. I actually like the horizontal scrolling, I really love that the logo is see-through too. The “here’s to optimism” section on this site made me smile. Overall this website reminds me of some of the things that were going on many years ago on the web, feels very experiential even though a lot of what’s here is really rather simplistic.

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1 Comment

  1. Greg
    Greg on July 16, 2009 at 1:38 PM

    We love our site. The guys over at SquaredEye.com did a terrific job!

    Thanks for the list.

    Reply

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